Cornus Dogwood Plants for Sale

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Graceful, colourful, and truly captivating, Cornus, commonly known as Dogwood, is one of the most versatile deciduous trees and shrubs you can add to your garden. Known for their spectacular seasonal displays, Dogwoods delight in spring with masses of delicate flowers, followed by lush summer foliage, fiery autumn tones, and in many species, striking bark colour through winter. With year-round appeal and an elegant form, these plants offer both structure and beauty to any garden landscape. At Online Plants , a trusted plants nursery in Melbourne , we offer a beautiful selection of Cornus species and cultivars carefully chosen to thrive in Australian gardens. Whether you’re seeking a compact flowering shrub or a statement tree for your yard, Dogwoods bring timeless elegance and seasonal variety that few plants can match. A Tree for All Seasons One of the greatest appeals of Cornus (Dogwood) is its ability to shine in every season. In spring, it bursts into bloom with clusters of flowers that range from creamy white to soft pinks, depending on the variety. These blossoms, which often appear before the leaves, create an enchanting display that brightens the garden after the winter lull. By summer, lush green foliage provides cooling shade and a beautiful backdrop to flowering perennials. Then, as autumn arrives, Dogwoods truly steal the show. Their leaves turn shades of crimson, gold, orange, and burgundy, lighting up the garden with warm colour. In winter, many species feature brightly coloured stems or bark in shades of red, orange, and yellow, providing visual interest even when the garden is otherwise bare. With such diverse beauty throughout the year, Cornus makes an exceptional addition to both classic and contemporary gardens. Growing Cornus in Australian Gardens Dogwoods are surprisingly adaptable and perform well in a variety of Australian environments, especially in Melbourne and Sydney. They prefer well-drained soil and a position with full sun to partial sh